ACT cricket finalists strike trouble in last round
In a chaotic summary of the ACT cricket final rounds, key batsmen and bowlers like Buckrunner, Woden, and Turner delivered mixed performances at Red Park. Notable moments include Mal Wheeden taking a wicket, Geer and Renn showing resilience, and several players from teams such as Daramalan and Manuka contributing runs and wickets amid a tense finish.
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ACT
Woden
Red Park
Strang
Simard
Wacker Heture
Tak
Howler
Didhe Buckavier
Scm
Aise Rel
Eams
Sut Smith
Jim Thievey
Amtet
Pacadie
Geom
Kelly Bok Fine Gore
Neg
Sotred
Nim
Patie
Sohboarme
Varatiaers
Dowdle
Anil
Trophy rifle scores in tangled chant of names and dates
A garbled OCR text mixes names, places, and numbers around a trophy rifle event. It references scores, dates, and people such as Rome, Pat, Boe, and others, but the fragmentary lines obscure clear facts, leaving an unclear report on the trophy rifle competition and its results.
ANU holds lead in rowing in pennant matches
The article reports on a pennant round where ANU led in rowing and many teams faced defeats. Canberra and Werra City figures surface among results, with various names and placements noted across the event.
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Anu
Ainslie junior stars in high scoring road relay
A chaotic match report highlights Ainslie junior scoring 41 of his side while teammates Hooper, Wallace, and Ray contribute key points. The piece tracks late game momentum, notable free throws, and emergent players amid a flurry of names, numbers, and places from the event.
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Maniha F
Taylor
Heal
Ray
Ye Etnach
Bummoem
Yinleman
Wallace
Hix
Hooper
Ingsat
Rand Hooper
Dafamalan
Sid Amir
Gem
Calvert
Mat Daramalan
Roney
Mtanette
Anninae Turner Ferret
Pennant Bowls Leaders Beaten In Pennant Match
Disjointed report details a pennant bowls event with numerous names and regions scattered. Key figures such as Piotr, Mehap, and Ramla appear amid unclear results and stray references to clubs and venues. The article presents a chaotic list of participants without a clear outcome.
Yachts Vie in YMCA Marathon as Time Held Fast
A diverse fleet of yachts competed in the YMCA annual marathon with the five hour limit proving too tight for many first division boats. The 244 mile course was shortened yet no team reached the target as Don Pier Forster’s Seafly led a field that included Malresh and Mry Pankhurst. Numerous boats faced delays and disqualifications amid challenging conditions at sea and onshore throngs watched an exciting finish.
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Ymca Jing Club
Don Pier Forster
Seafly
Sennory
Malresh
Joneter Shepherd
Ammrose
Creesh
Mark
Limon
Ariel
Atal
Tanlag
Pri wlein-Blentink
Sian
Juatelta
ACT athletics report from a chaotic meet
The article catalogs a crowded athletics meet with numerous participants from ACT and ANU. It highlights results across divisions, naming competitors such as Katy, Peter Burne, and Robern, with event notes on sprints and relays and mention of a 40 meter dash.
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Riker Kaggerley
Cava
TE Jed
Mewdace
Feterprine
Hack
Manly
Gwen
Phillie King
Suzie
Bruce
Marey Aluwed
Rilgaree Blakers
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Peter Burne
Eyerons
Heir Chan Nic
Wesiegday
Jigee
Phil Kina
Heaty
Avi
Pacuimbene
Nsw
P. Raenn
Robern
Fara
Bo Patel
Shale Ty Wich
Siren
Levees Toy
Ty K. Pirsom
ANU
Rayne
Katy
Pha al m. Lan
Nme Wave Pnet SR
Hehe
Emery A. Hime
Aiganne
Yvan
Thomas
Har
Reine
Thomann
Mohnie
Ion
Rowen
B. Br
ACT Junior Age Tennis Semi Finals and Finals
The ACT championship concluded with junior players advancing to semi finals and reaching the finals. Top competitors from local clubs competed for age group titles and regional designation in a milestone event.
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Act
Dates Set For Services Rugby Union Matches In Three States
Dates confirmed for Combined Services rugby union matches in three states and the ACT. Services first plays Victoria at Olympic Park Meleourne in May, then the Minister for the Ine Lettot’s XV in Canberra on July 17, Queensland in Brisbane on August 1, and City of Sydney in Sydney on August 4. Squadron Tender Peter Backhouse replaces unavailable quadron Leader Peter Buchanan on the Services rugby union management committee.
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Combined Services
States
Act
Victoria
Olympic Park
Meleourne
Ine Lettot
Camberra
Tly
Queensland
Brisbane
City of Sydney
Sydney
Peter Buchanan
RAAP
Ser
Rugby Union
Peter Backhouse
Services
Suh
Baltilions
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Irregular OCR fragment hints at names and terms including IRAP and British connections with foreign language garble. Unable to extract a coherent event, date, or location from the readable text.
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